The third largest in the Balearic Islands, Ibiza belongs to Spain and is also known as the “White Island” for the many white houses, which are seen from the hills, decorated with figs and olives. When you say Ibiza, you say fun and legendary clubs. But Ibiza is not just the capital of entertainment. The island has much more to offer tourists, from impeccable beaches, fine sand to water sports and exotic cocktails.
What do Ibiza and mountain biking have in common?
The island offers more than 20 excellent routes for exploring by bike, along the coast or inside the island, only good for a bike ride in nature.
Get ready to take a lot of pictures:
- Besides the photos with friends in famous clubs, you will be fascinated by the spectacular natural landscapes, traditional villages and medieval cities.
- Do you think that in Ibiza only young people are brought in and have fun? Think again. You would be surprised to hear that the island offers quiet resorts for families with children, but also solitary beaches for nudists.
Do you still have enough adrenaline after a night out and do you enjoy water sports?
Then you are a happy person. Windsurfing, a day sailing by boat in the Mediterranean or a diving session is just a few of the options you can try in Ibiza. If you are not a fan of swimming, you can try tennis, golf or horse riding. Then you can also go to rent sailing boat in Ibiza also. The options for the perfect boat options are there now.
Spring and autumn are considered the best times to visit Spain in terms of temperature and agglomeration. The summer months are just as auspicious, as long as the sea of tourists coming on holiday does not bother you. In winter, temperatures vary from cold in the central area to pleasant on the southern coast and the Balearic Islands.
Visa And Passport
Romanian tourists do not need a visa to travel to Spain. Access to the territory of this country is allowed with the valid passport or identity card.
In many of the cities in Spain and in some tourist resorts you will find at lunch “the menu of the day”, usually between 13:00 and 15:30 consisting of an aperitif, a main course and a dessert or a drink, it is full and it costs around 10 euros. At the food chapter, try the different types. Spaniards do not let too much, and if you want to leave, 5-10% is sufficient. Take care of personal items, especially in tourist areas. functioning 09:30 – 20:00, with a break between 13:30 and 16:30 a similar program has pharmacies, while in shopping centers the program starts at 10:00 and ends at 21:00 or 22:00.
